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1 VISION IAS ANALYSIS OF SOCIOLOGY MAINS Question Papers ( PAPER I ) - TEAM VISION IAS Q.No. Question Topics Subtopics Paper-I (2000) 1-(a) Sociology and social anthropology Sociology -The Discipline: Comparison with other Social Sciences. (b) Problem of objectivity in social research Sociology as Science: Fact, value, objectivity. (c) Alienation Karl Marx-Alienation. (d) Role conflict 2- Emile Durkheim had argued that the function of division of labour in society is that of the promotion of social solidarity. Elaborate the statement and analyse the distinction between two forms of solidarity discussed by him. Emile Durkheim: Division of Labour. How does social structure produce a strain toward anomie and deviant behaviour? Examine it with reference to Robert K. Merton s contribution to this field of study. Robert.K. Merton: Conformity and Deviance. 4- Discuss the factors responsible for changing structure of family in modern societies. Systems of Kinship: Contemporary Trends. 5-(a) Inter-generational mobility Stratification and Mobility: Social Mobility- Types of Mobility. (b) Social determinants of economic development (c) Relative Deprivation Robert K. Merton- Reference groups. (d) Role of pressure groups in democracy Politics and Society: Pressure groups. 6- Pitirim A. Sorokin sees the course history as a continuous but irregular fluctuation between two basically different kinds of culture. While explaining this stand of Sorokin, analyse whether it is appropriate to characterize such a notion of change as a cyclical theory of social change. Is ideology an essential component of a social movement? Illustrate your answer with suitable examples from some contemporary social movements. Social Change in Modern Society: Sociological Theories of social change. Politics and Society: Social Movements. 8- Critically examine functional and dysfunctional aspects of religion. Religion and Society: Sociological theories of religion; Religion in modern society. 1

2 Paper-I (2001) 1-(a) Sociology as an interpretative discipline Sociology -as Science: Non-Positivist methodologies, Major theoretical strands of research methodology. (b) Manifest and latent functions Robert K. Merton- Latent and Manifest functions. (c) Sources of legitimacy of power Max Weber- Authority. (d) Emerging pattern of sex-roles in modern society Stratification and Mobility: Dimensions of social stratification: Gender. 2- Explain Karl Marx s conception of class-antagonism. How have the functionalist reacted to his review? Karl Marx- Class struggle. What is the focus of sociological analysis in the contribution of Emile Durkheim? Give you answer with the help of any one of his contributions. Emile Durkheim- Social Fact, Suicide. 4- State the meaning and characteristics an ideal type. What, according to Max Weber, is the use and significance of the ideal type in social science research. Max Weber- Ideal Type. 5-(a) Types of exchange Works and Economic life: Informal organization of work. (b) Incest taboo Systems of Kinship: Family, Marriage. (c) Informal structure of Bureaucracy Works and Economic life: Formal and Informal organization of work. (d) Religion and Science Religion and Society: Religion in Modern society: Religion and science. 6- Distinguish between the processes of format education and socialization. Examine effectively in formal education as an instrument of social change. Social Change in Modern Society: Education and social change. 2

3 What social conditions cause a social movement? Explain, with illustration, the career of a social movement. Politics and Society: Social Movements. 8- Define social policy. Evaluate the performance of social policy in modernization of developing societies. Paper-I (2002) 1-(a) Sociology as s Science Sociology -The Discipline: Sociology and common sense. (b) Theory and Fact Sociology -as Science: Fact, value, objectivity. (c) Social mobility and social change Stratification and Mobility: Social mobility. (d) Social movement and social change Social Change in Modern Society: Agents of social change. 2- Examine the nature of social facts as understood by Durkheim. Emile Durkheim- Social Fact. Critically examine Weber s theory of Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism. 4- Distinguish between Sex and Gender. Discuss the gender issues with suitable examples. Stratification and Mobility: Max Weber- Protestant ethic and spirit of capitalism. Dimensions of Social Stratification: Gender. 5-(a) Industrialization and social change Social Change in Modern Society: Agents of social change. (b) Community power Politics and Society: Civil Society. (c) The sacred and the profane Emile Durkheim-Religion and Society. (d) Ethos of science Sociology -The Discipline: Science, Scientific method and critique. 3

4 6- What are the uses of Bogardus social distance scale and of Likert scale? Discuss. In what way is the process of socialization helpful in the development of personality? Explain with suitable examples? 8- Explain Melvin Tumin s critique related to the theory of social stratification. Stratification and Mobility: Theories of Social Stratification: Structural Functionalist Theory. Paper-I (2003) 1-(a) Primary and Reference groups. Robert.K. Merton:Reference groups. (b) Utility of Reliability and Validity in Social Research. Research Methods and Analysis: Reliability and Validity. (c) Social System and the Pattern Variables. Talcott Parsons: Social System, Pattern Variables. (d) Education and Social Development. Social Change in Modern Society: Education and social change. 2- Highlight the problem of objectivity and value-neutrality in Social Research. Elaborate, with suitable examples, the limitations associated with the tools of measurement in Social Science Researches. Sociology-as Science: Research Methods and Analysis: Fact, value, objectivity; Techniques of data collection. Discuss the meanings and significance of culture in Human Society. Critically bring out the role of Culture in the development of personality. 4- Critically examine Max Weber s theory of the Protestant ethics and spirit of the Capitalism. Could it be the otherwise possibility that the tenets of the Capitalism must also have affected the emergence of the Protestant ethics? Comment with suitable examples. Max Weber- Protestant ethic and Spirit of capitalism. 5-(a) Social Impact of New Technologies in India. Social Change in Modern Society: Science, technology and social change. (b) Class-in-itself and Class-for-itself. Karl Marx-Class struggle. 4

5 (c) Social determinants of Economic Development. (d) Social Structure and Political Participation. 6- Examine the conceptual distinction between social inequality and social stratification. How do the nature and forms of the social stratification system determine the patterns of social mobility? Stratification and Mobility: Concepts: Inequality, hierarchy; Social Mobility- open and closed systems, types of mobility. Elaborate on the concepts of Family and Lineage. Discuss the relationship between Rules of descent and inheritance of property. Systems of Kinship: Family, household, marriage; Lineage and Descent. 8- Critically analyse the concept of Anomie. Elaborate, with suitable examples, the theoretical relationship between nature of Anomie and types of Social Deviations as have been formulated by R.K. Merton. Robert.K. Merton- Conformity and Deviance. Paper-I (2004) 1-(a) Objectivity and Value Neutrality in Social Research. Sociology -as Science: Fact, value, objectivity. (b) Bureaucracy in New Capitalist Economy. Max Weber- Bureaucracy. (c) Gender Role in Changing Structure of Family. Systems of Kinship: (d) Class within Case and Caste within Class. Stratification and Mobility: 2- Give a Critical Review of Emile Durkheim s Theory on Religion and Society. To what extent does it explain the contemporary scenario in Asia? Patriarchy and Sexual divison of labour; Contemporary trends. Theories of Social Stratification: Weberian theory; Dimensions of social stratification: Caste, Class. Emile Durkheim- Religion and Society. Socialization and social control are complementary to each other in maintaining social order. Elucidate your answer with appropriate illustrations. 4- Briefly discuss the Conflict Perspective on social stratification and examine the view that social inequality in India is the function of rigid social stratification system. Stratification and Mobility: Theories of Social Stratification- Marxist theory; Social mobility- Open and closed systems. 5

6 5-(a) Authority and Legitimacy. Max Weber- Authority. (b) Privatization of Education and Equality of Opportunity. (c) Science and Social Responsibility. Social Change in Modern Society: Science, technology and social change. (d) Ideology and Strategy of Social Movement. 6- Examine in detail the impact of new global economy on work organization and family structure in India. Examine the functional as well as dysfunctional aspects of religion in a pluralistic society taking India and the United States of America as illustrative models. Politics and Society: Works and Economic life: Systems of Kinship: Religion and Society: Social Movements. Social organization of work in different types of society-industrial /capitalist society: Contemporary trends. Sociological theories of power; Religion in modern society: Secularization, religious revivalism, fundamentalism. 8- Bring out a comparative analysis of Marxian and Parsonian views of social change and examine the relevance of each view for social development in the contemporary India. Social Change in Modern Society: Sociological theories of social change. Paper-I (2005) 1-(a) Sociology and its relationship while economies and political science Sociology -The Discipline: Comparison with other Social Sciences. (b) Social research design (c) Class struggle as conceived by Karl Marx. Karl Marx-Class struggle. (d) Role of Family in social Control Systems of Kinship: Family, household, marriage. 2- Discuss Max Weber s ideal types and the role of authority in bureaucracy. Max Weber- Ideal types, Authority. Elucidate changing structure of family and marriage in modern society. Systems of Kinship: Contemporary Trends. 4- How is vertical and horizontal social mobility problematic in society? Suggest solutions. Stratification and Mobility: Social Mobility- Open and closed systems; Sources and causes of mobility. 6

7 5-(a) Social determinants of economic development (b) Power elite in society and the emergence of new elite in power structure Politics and Society: Power elite. (c) Origins of religious beliefs and practices n pre-modern societies Politics and Society: Sociological theories of power. (d) Social consequences of science and technology in India. Social Change in Modern Society: Science, technology and social change. 6- Discuss modes of political participation and voting behaviour in India. Describe the ideological changes that have ushered in modern society due to social movements in India. Politics and Society: Social Movements. 8- Discuss mass education as an instrument of social change and modernization. Social Change in Modern Society: Education and social change. INTERACTIVE LEARNING PROGRAMME [STUDY MATERIAL & MAINS TEST SERIES ] () Classroom Program () Distance Learning Program (Expert Guidance, Feedback & Discussion) # General Studies # Sociology # Public Administration # Geography # Philosophy # Psychology # Hindi Lit. # CSAT ( G.S. PRE. & APTITUTE TEST ) # Essay Enrichment Programme # Interview Enrichment Programme # one year programme # Two Years Integrated programme TARGET 2013 CLASS ROOM IAS MAINS / PRELIM TEST SERIES By Team Vision IAS ( General Studies, Sociology, Public Administration, Geography, Philosophy, Psychology & Hindi Lit., GS PRELIM & APTITUTE TEST ) NATURE : Flexible, cyclic, Personalized Interactive Discussion TIMING: Every Saturday & Sunday, 10 AM # 103, 1st floor, B/1-2, Ansal Building, Behind UCO Bank, Dr. Mukherjee Nagar, Delhi Contact No. : , ajay_uor@yahoo.com 7

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